On-Call Field Archaeology Technician – Oklahoma & Surrounding Area
Stantec Consulting International Ltd.
Tulsa (OK)
On-site
USD 25,000 - 41,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A leading environmental consulting firm in Oklahoma is seeking an Archaeology Technician for on-call fieldwork to support various projects. The role includes performing archaeological excavations, assessing soil, and documenting findings. Candidates should possess an associate's degree in archaeology or anthropology, with a preference for a bachelor's degree. Applicants should have experience in outdoor fieldwork and the ability to adapt to varying weather conditions. Training in industry-specific safety measures is a plus, along with a valid driver’s license and good driving record.
Qualifications
Experience in Phase I, II, and III archaeological assessments required.
Valid driver’s license and good driving record required.
Ability to carry field equipment over rugged terrain.
Responsibilities
Perform archaeological shovel test excavation and pedestrian survey.
Record and evaluate soil characteristics.
Assist with site grid setup and mapping.
Skills
Experience with GPS
Knowledge of archaeological excavations
Ability to work under varied weather conditions
Ability to conduct fieldwork for long hours
Industry-specific safety training
Education
Associate's degree or technical school diploma in archaeology/anthropology
Bachelor’s degree preferred
Tools
GPS units
iPads
Topographic maps
Job description
A leading environmental consulting firm in Oklahoma is seeking an Archaeology Technician for on-call fieldwork to support various projects. The role includes performing archaeological excavations, assessing soil, and documenting findings. Candidates should possess an associate's degree in archaeology or anthropology, with a preference for a bachelor's degree. Applicants should have experience in outdoor fieldwork and the ability to adapt to varying weather conditions. Training in industry-specific safety measures is a plus, along with a valid driver’s license and good driving record.